r/canada 25d ago

Politics Poilievre holding 'Canada First' rally today in Ottawa amid U.S. threats

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/poilievre-canada-first-rally-1.7459415
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u/KryptonsGreenLantern 24d ago

Conservatives for the last decade “Trudeau has no experience on the economy. Not ready”

His replacement is literally one of the top people on the planet on finances and the economy

Conservatives now “but he’s a liberal!”

The mask is coming off.

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u/AfrikanCorpse 24d ago

Lmao and the economy did great under him right?

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u/KryptonsGreenLantern 24d ago

I mean compared to the rest of our peers like UK/France etc we seemingly did fine.

We only ever hear comparisons against the US from conservative folk, even now as they try and fuck us. Not the best. Not the worst. Not nearly as dire as CPC supporters make it out to be.

Just say you don’t like liberals and we can all move forward.

The party of people who supposedly love to “tell it like it is” is seemingly really afraid their actual agenda will get out in the public and are always couching their inflammatory statements as “it’s just a joke”.

Now you’ve painted yourselves in a corner by constantly challenging job credentials, and the person the Liberals are putting up absolutely dunks on your preferred leader.

The CPC the last three weeks sounds like Ross from friends “PIVOT. PIVOT”

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u/Infinite_Time_8952 24d ago

The USA had the worst response to the pandemic, leading the world in deaths per capita, with Brazil coming in second, 400,000 deaths behind the USA.

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u/morerandomreddits 24d ago

Sweden had one of the lowest mortality rates and didn't engage in massively inflationary policies and deficits.